If the class file in question is under GPL then why isn't it just incorporated into the module source? Why force us to register with a 3rd party site to access the code?
If the class file in question is under GPL then why isn't it just incorporated into the module source? Why force us to register with a 3rd party site to access the code?
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Comment #1
Dustin Currie commentedSee Drupal.org CVS policy on 3rd party code: http://drupal.org/node/422996
Comment #2
TomDude48 commentedI would love to embed it into the module. However, committing 3rd party code seems to be generally frowned upon so I tend to avoid it.
If the contrib powers that be say it is OK, then I will do it. Until then I err on the side of caution.
Comment #3
TomDude48 commentedComment #4
xtfer commentedAs a follow up, I can't even get PHPClasses to recognise my login currently, so I am unable to download the class at all. That should be sufficient for inclusion.
Also, if you arent planning on including it, perhaps putting it under /Sites/all/libraries would be more appropriate?
Comment #5
mile23Seems to be available here, as well, without any registration mumbo-jumbo: http://www.syncrat.com/6hn
Someone should set up a github repo.
Also +1 on the Libraries dependency.